Call him Mr. Peanut

Article Abstract:

Krishna Muhammad, an ex-felon and owner of the Baton Rouge Peanut Factory, talks about his transition from being a prisoner into becoming an entrepreneur. Muhammad was imprisoned for two years after being convicted of Medicare fraud. After being released from prison, he started setting up his business. Currently, he is also setting up a non-profit organization called Opportunity Outreach, which aims to help ex-felons.

Executive changes & profiles, Tree nuts, Officials and employees, Personal narratives, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Businesspeople, Imprisonment, Entrepreneurship, Ex-convicts, Nut industry, Entrepreneurs, Muhammad, Krishna A.

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An age-old problem

Article Abstract:

The likelihood that more people will have to deal with long-term care is increasing as one in five Americans will be 65 or older by 2020 and figures on the demographics of Louisiana show that people are living longer. The importance of knowledge in long-term care and the different types of elder care are discussed.

Strategy & planning, Aged, Elderly, Planning, Long-term care of the sick, Long term care, Company business planning

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Jury's prudence

Article Abstract:

About 20% of the 300 jury members summoned for the 19th Judicial District Court avoid serving their duty. However, there are others who, instead of making excuses not to show up in court, are glad to be chosen as a juror and experience the judicial system. Details of the process for jury selection are provided.

Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities, Jury Selection, Methods, Behavior, Jury members, Baton Rouge, Louisiana

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